Church Organ

The organ, the console of which is in the chancel, is a superb example of the organbuilder's art. Installed in 1935, the instrument was designed by G. Donald Harrison and built by the Aeolian Skinner Organ Company. It comprises 67 stops, 83 ranks, and 4,656 pipes, of which 3,544 are in the nave organ and 1,112 in the chancel organ. The most recent addition is a tuba stop added in 1979. Its trumpet-like pipes may be seen at the top center of the nave pipes, rear gallery.

Organ specifications (pdf) here.